US EditionTorit: Police let GBV suspects walk free, activists say - Radio Tamazuj
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Torit: Police let GBV suspects walk free, activists say - Radio Tamazuj
Activists in Eastern Equatoria State have accused police of unnecessarily releasing gender-based violence (GBV) suspects, undermining efforts to protect survivors. According to reports, GBV in South Sudan is driven by discriminatory social norms and power inequalities between men and women, and compounded by a highly patriarchal legal system, and the use of customary laws that often condone GBV or are lenient towards perpetrators. GBV is an umbr…
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